- Matchup: San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Thunder
- Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2026
- Venue: Paycom Center, Oklahoma City, OK
- Broadcasting on: NBC
- Point Spread: San Antonio (+6.5)
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The San Antonio Spurs (62-20) will visit Paycom Center on Wednesday in an attempt to overcome the Oklahoma City Thunder (64-18) in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. The Spurs currently hold a series lead of 1-0. Oklahoma City is entering this game as 6.5-point favorites according to Las Vegas odds, with an over/under set at 215.5.
The Spurs clinched the Game 1 victory in a thrilling double overtime, finishing at 122-115. In terms of fouls, San Antonio was called for 19, while Oklahoma City committed 26. The Spurs hit 17 of 45 shots from beyond the arc, allowing Oklahoma City to convert 84.2% at the free throw line, sinking 16 of 19 attempts. Additionally, the Thunder registered 40 rebounds (9 offensive, 31 defensive) and recorded 7 blocks. Oklahoma City also achieved 25 assists and 14 steals. San Antonio’s defense permitted the Thunder to shoot 40.6% from the field (41 of 101 shots) while Sam Antonio logged 25 assists, forced 15 turnovers, and secured 11 steals. They dominated the boards with 61 total rebounds, including 15 offensive. At the charity stripe, the Spurs excelled, making 27 of 29 attempts for a remarkable 93.1% accuracy. San Antonio’s overall field goal percentage stood at 42.7% (41 of 96), and they made 13 of 43 three-point attempts.
Victor Wembanyama was a standout performer, contributing 41 points from 14 of 25 shooting. He played for an impressive 49 minutes and grabbed 24 rebounds, finishing with a 56.0% shooting efficiency, along with 3 assists.
As the Spurs head into this matchup with a 62-20 record, they maintain an impressive average of 119.8 points per game (ranking 3rd in the league) on 48.3% shooting. San Antonio shoots 35.9% from three-point territory (1,116 of 3,108) and an excellent 78.7% from the free throw line. The team averages 47.0 rebounds and has tallied 2,302 assists this season, placing them 9th in the NBA for total assists. They experience turnovers 13.5 times per game and commit 18.9 personal fouls on average.
Defensively, the Spurs force 13.0 turnovers per game, while committing 20.2 fouls themselves. They rank 12th in the league for surrendering assists, allowing a total of 2,148 this season. San Antonio’s defense concedes a field goal percentage of 45.1% (3,366 of 7,469) and gives up 42.6 rebounds per game, while allowing opponents to shoot 35.2% from three-point range. They rank 8th in points allowed per game (111.5).
The Thunder struggled to contain Victor Wembanyama during Game 1. Oklahoma City allowed San Antonio to collect 61 rebounds overall (15 offensive). From behind the arc, they shot 30.2% (13 of 43) and were solid from the free throw line, making 27 out of 29 attempts (93.1%). The Spurs managed to shoot 41 of 96 from the field, yielding a shooting percentage of 42.7%. Meanwhile, the Thunder finished at 40.6% from the floor with a 41 of 101 shooting performance and found success from three-point range with 17 of 45 shots made (37.8%). They received 16 free throw attempts, converting 16 at an 84.2% rate. The Thunder were granted 19 free throw opportunities due to 19 fouls by the Spurs, while they turned the ball over 15 times and managed to secure 14 steals. Oklahoma City registered 31 defensive rebounds alongside 9 offensive boards for a total of 40 rebounds in the game.
Alex Caruso had a notable impact for the Thunder, hitting 11 of 19 shots for a field goal percentage of 57.9%. He contributed 2 rebounds and finished with 31 points in just 32 minutes, adding 1 assist.
Oklahoma City’s season record stands at 64-18. They commit an average of 19.0 personal fouls per game and shoot 81.7% from the free throw line. The Thunder average 25.8 assists per game (ranking 19th) and turn the ball over 12.6 times. This season, they have scored a total of 9,760 points (119.0 per game) and average 44.1 rebounds per game. Offensively, they boast a shooting percentage of 48.4%, ranking 5th in the league.
Defensively, the Thunder excel, ranking 2nd in points allowed per game at 107.9. They force 16.7 turnovers nightly and permit opponents to shoot 43.7% from the floor (1st in the NBA). Oklahoma City concedes 36.9% on three-point attempts and allows 74.0% free throw shooting. Additionally, they average 25.0 assists and 45.2 total rebounds per game, ranking 5th and 20th respectively in the league.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Take San Antonio (+6.5)
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